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How This Hidden Gem Restaurant Turned Into A Local Institution in Washington, DC

Open Sun–Mon & Wed–Sat, 5 PM–10 PM (closed Tuesdays) Washington, DC has no shortage of ambitious restaurants, but one Columbia Heights kitchen rewrote the map entirely. 🍚. Thip Khao opened in 2014 as the city’s very first Lao restaurant, and it has spent every year since turning...
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Inside $6M Car Theft Ring That Used Stolen IDs, Key Fobs, Tow Trucks To...

A $6 million car theft operation had more than one way to make a vehicle disappear, federal prosecutors say. Maryland resident Deonte Holden, 30, of Hyattsville, and Clifford Flemming Smith Jr., 38, of Columbus, Ohio, were convicted by a federal jury in Virginia on Thursday, Sept. 24, for their role…
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9 No-Frills Seafood Restaurants In Maryland That Have Earned A Cult Following Among Locals

Searching for no-frills seafood restaurants in Maryland that have earned a real cult following?. These 9 spots serve honest food, fresh crabs, and the kind of laid-back atmosphere locals absolutely love!. 1. Fisherman’s Crab Deck (Grasonville) A bright turquoise building sitting right on the water with boats tied up...
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Fairfax County officials propose new project to transform I-495 near Woodrow Wilson Bridge

Virginia officials are considering a major redesign of the Beltway to add lanes and potentially Metro service, facing opposition from Maryland and D.C. Virginia officials are considering a major redesign of the Beltway that could also make room for Metro service. A similar proposal was previously introduced, but has ru
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» Defendant Pleads Not Guilty to Columbia Heights Homicide at Arraignment

A homicide defendant pleaded not guilty to eight charges against him at a felony arraignment before DC Superior Court Judge Todd Edelman on Sept. 18. Alan Wilson, 23, is charged with two counts of first-degree murder while armed, three counts of possession of firearm during crime of violence, robbery while armed, unlaw
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Swastika found on desk at Walter Johnson High School in Bethesda

They symbol, associated with the Nazi Party and hate groups, was in a classrom.
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Nor’easter bringing gusty winds, coastal flooding, rain this weekend

What age was the individual indicted in the corner store shooting?. The Next Weather Maker is here: A powerful Nor'easter bringing coastal flooding, rain, and wind to the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. The storm will move to the north today, slowly shifting west into Sunday. Coastal flood alerts continue along the...
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Howard County calls Savage quarry complaint unfounded

On a late summer afternoon in Savage, the kind of light that flattens the Patuxent valley into one pale sheet, a county zoning file reached a conclusion neighbors had waited months to hear. Staff reviewers examined a complaint signed by 41 residents who said life beside a working stone operation had left houses marked
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Teen Charged As Adult After Dispute Led To Shooting On Maryland College Campus (UPDATED)

A 16-year-old is facing attempted murder charges as an adult following a shooting on a Maryland college campus. The Upper Marlboro teen was arrested Friday night after Prince George's County Police say he shot a 15-year-old during a dispute a day earlier at Prince George's Community College in Largo…
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Many Maryland businesses can no longer refuse cash starting October 1

Beginning October 1, a Maryland retailer that turns away a customer’s cash for a $40 purchase is breaking state law, not just company policy. House Bill 191, now Chapter 714 of the state’s 2026 laws, bars merchants from refusing cash, requiring a card instead, or charging extra for paying with bills and coins on most [

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